NWBIO
began in 1966 as a way to facilitate dialogue between faculty of Washington
State community colleges, universities, and private four-year colleges,
on pedagogical and scientific problems in the field of biology. Originally
called WACBT (Washington Association of College Biology Teachers), NWBIO
now includes additional faculty from British Columbia, Oregon, and Northern
Idaho.
NWBIO:
34 years of Biology Conferences
| 1966 | Rosario Beach, Shoreline CC and Everett CC |
| 1967 | Stehekin, Shoreline CC |
| 1968 | Everett, Everett CC |
| 1969 | Hidden Valley Ranch, Green River CC |
| 1970 | Camp Field, Wenatchee Valley College |
| 1971 | Lake Quinalt,Grays Harbor CC |
| 1972 | Roche Harbor, Bellevue CC |
| 1973 | Pack Forest, Highline CC |
| 1974 | Gonzaga Retreat House, Spokane Falls CC |
| 1975 | Camp Seymour, Tacoma CC |
| 1976 | Camp David, Peninsula CC |
| 1977 | Battelle Northwest, Columbia Basin CC |
| 1978 | Cispus, Centralia College and Central Washington University |
| 1979 | Camp Casey, Seattle Pacific University |
| 1980 | Gwinwood, The Evergreen State College |
| 1981 | Fort Wright, Spokane CC |
| 1982 | Sunquist Lab, Skagit Valley CC |
| 1983 | Lake Wilderness, University of Washington |
| 1984 | Castlegar, B.C., Selkirk College |
| 1985 | Moses Lake, Big Bend CC |
| 1986 | Everett, Everett CC |
| 1987 | Pack Forest, Seattle University |
| 1988 | Abbotsford, B.C., Fraser Valley College |
| 1989 | Cheney, Eastern Washington University |
| 1990 | Cispus, Lower Columbia CC |
| 1991 | Camp Casey, Shoreline CC and Skagit Valley CC |
| 1992 | Ellensburg, Yakima Valley CC and Central Washington University |
| 1993 | Camp Waskowitz, North Seattle CC and Bellevue CC |
| 1994 | Spokane Falls, Spokane Falls CC and Washington State University |
| 1995 | Portland, Mt Hood CC and Portland CC |
| 1996 | Aberdeen, Grays Harbor CC |
| 1997 | Everett, Everett CC and University of Washington |
| 1998 | Seattle, Seattle Central CC and Seattle Pacific University |
| 1999 | Eugene, Lane Community College and the University of Oregon |
| 2000 |
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